Drive-Thru 20 XP Medium

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Let's build a drive-thru ordering system using everything we've learned about functions!

Dictionaries are another useful data structure. They store key-value pairs:

menu = {
    'burger': 5.99,
    'fries': 2.99,
    'drink': 1.99
}

Access values with square brackets:

print(menu['burger']) # 5.99

📋 Instructions

Create a drive-thru program: 1. Define a `menu` dictionary with at least 5 items and prices 2. Create a function `order(items)` that takes a list of item names 3. The function should print each item with its price 4. Print the total at the end Example: ``` --- Your Order --- Burger: $5.99 Fries: $2.99 ----------------- Total: $8.98 ```

Loop through the items list, look up each in menu dict, keep a running total. You've got this — take it step by step!

⚠️ Try solving it yourself first — you'll learn more!

menu = {
    'burger': 5.99,
    'fries': 2.99,
    'drink': 1.99
}

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